How to find which template is being used?

Is there a simple way to detect which template is being implemented on a Squarespace web site? Page source? Code inspector?

All clues are welcome.

/rodvaldr

Well, there is a (non-visual way) to sniff out what Squarespace template is in use. Seems like every template has an unique ID. Search the page source for "template" and you will find a string that looks something like this:

"templateId":"51e6b9e4e4b062dafa7099b9"

In this case the string identifes the template as a "Forte" template.

Other examples:

• Momentum – 50130f5be4b00a22f5c5a82a
• Avenue – 4fd11f32c4aad9b01c9e624c
• Shift – 515c7bd0e4b054dae3fcf003

And so on.

The reference templates can be found at http://squarespace.com/templates/

/rodvaldr

Is this on every page then?

As far as I know, yes. But I've only given it a few minutes...

Of course you can use the template ID the other way around – when looking for Squarespace sites that have implemented a certain template.

Example: Search for the Forte template string "51e6b9e4e4b062dafa7099b9" with this search engine:

https://search.nerdydata.com/code

and, voliá, you have some 400+ pages listed with sites using that very template. It is very inspirational.

/rodvaldr

And do you happen to know where I can find a list with all the ID s and correspondent template? Or would I have to look one by one?

That nerdy data thing is awesome, and it might help if we're lucky enough to find the own squarespace template's site within its search, but I couldn't.

Here's the full list of IDs for live templates.

Looking through the list it seems that there are 21 core templates.

• Montauk has one variant - Om
• Aviator has 2 variants - Aubrey and Encore
• Marquee has 3 variants - Adversary, Alex and Shift
• Bedford has 3 variants - Anya, Bryant and Hayden
• Pacific has 2 variants - Fulton and Horizon

The rest are unique.

More: How to find out which Squarespace template a site is using

What template has this Id: 551a47f2e4b01bf4ad7e07a3 ?Thanks!

That doesn't look like one of the consumer template ids. Where did you find it?

In the code of a Squarespace website:

rgba(0, 0, 0, .7)","galleryThumbnailSize":"100px","grid-aspect-ratio":"1:1 (Square)","gridSize":"350px","gridSpacing":"20px","headerPadding":"15px","homepage-index-nav":"Show On Scroll","logoWidth":"140px","product-gallery-auto-crop":"false","product-image-auto-crop":"false","siteTitleContainerWidth":"300px","slideshow-aspect-ratio":"16:9 (Widescreen)","slideshow-autoplay":"true","slideshow-transition":"Fade"},"templateId":"551a47f2e4b01bf4ad7e07a3"

I also found this:

<class="touch-styles squarespace-damask">

Could it be Aviator?

Could be an old retracted template like Minsk

Aviator is 507c1fdf84ae362b5e7be44e

Here's a bookmarklet I adapted from someone else awhile ago. Head over to http://squarefront.com/template-info and drag and drop the link to your bookmark bar to create a bookmarklet.

Nope - there's a full searchable list of current and retired templates here - http://www.silvabokis.com/squarespace-tips/how-to-find-out-which-squarespace-template-a-site-is-using

I insist that the code I found had this template id=551a47f2e4b01bf4ad7e07a3

Anyone?

Anyone from Squarespace answer this?

Which site url?

Silvabokis check your mail. Tx!

It's probably someone in developer mode. It may be based off a current template, but it looks like when you switch to developer mode, your site gets a unique template id.

This is absolutely awesome! Beautiful. :)

You don't even need to open the console. You could simply use a "javascript:" on the url like this:

javascript: var script = document.createElement('script'); script.type = 'text/javascript'; script.src = 'http://squarefront.squarespace.com/scripts/template-info.js'; document.head.appendChild(script);

And then you can also select this and move into as a bookmark. There, we now have a simple "button"! :D

Yea, try this: http://squarefront.com/template-info

You can drag it to your bookmark bar and use it as a bookmarklet

Could this be expanded to work with other platforms, to identify WordPress themes for instance?

@neeklamy not at all. That's not to say you couldn't find a similar tool for each other platform. I doubt one for wordpress would be this simple to build, though.

The reason it's not on the list is that it's had developer mode turned on. When a template has been modified by developer mode it has it's given a unique template ID.

I've worked on zestcoffee.com.au in developer mode and because of this it now longer has a matching template ID to the template Five.

@levidps You need to edit that link, it is wrong